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Holston_River_Rambler

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  1. Heavy frost this AM, but didn't feel so cold when I went out this AM. Sure enough, some WAA here, near the edge of the plateau: But just a mile up the road: an 8 degree difference between the edge of the plateau (I'm probably a mile or two from the edge) and another mile onto the plateau
  2. Looks pretty on NT Microphysics GOES 16 imagery: I am a fan of the low level NE flow evident over WV and KY
  3. One thing I am not much of a fan of, right now, is this mess:
  4. I think some of the wishy-washy, waffly-doffly SE ridgeish looks at H5 we've been seeing in the 10 days+ range, may have to do with another Pac jet extension, triggered by a Siberian High descent and subsequent low formation in the pac (much smaller than the last one). High descent circled in black and low development circled in red: and here is what happens with the jet, notice that it gets stronger then weakens and gets more broken up:
  5. Overnight Ukie: Looks like, at least for now, the difference is energy over the midwest that turns the midlevel flow out of the south and mess up thermals. Ukie doesn't have it in the same place some of the other globals do: Ukie: CMC (as the most prominent example):
  6. It's not even finished snowing yet over NE TN, but figured this would do for us lustful snow hounds:
  7. It closes off an isobar in the NC foothills, perhaps indicative of a leeside mesolow.
  8. Looks like the 21z RAP will be nice to Eastern areas from Knoxville northeast. It's about 75% finished.
  9. Para GFS looks better for that system at Happy Hour:
  10. Para GFS offers yet another solution on model roulette:
  11. Here's the latest RGEM animation to go with John's totals:
  12. Sorry I pulled the wrong run. John has the most recent one above.
  13. Crapola, sorry y'all, I pulled the 12z RGEM. Thanks for the actual one John!
  14. SREF H5 mean looks more...energetic...with the energy.
  15. I tried anticipating the happy hour GFS a couple of days ago, and I failed miserably. But hey, I'll always have the SREFs. On a topical note, here is a dramatic rendering of tnweathernut's PBP. (I can't take credit for it):
  16. Speaking of my own backyard (and probably screwing myself in the bargain), I am just SW of the 3000' Frozen Head mts and have noticed here that we can sometimes squeeze out some extra precip if it is coming in from the SSW (up the valley and then up the plateau, and then up the higher mts). Some of the hi res models have been showing something that looks like that. Not sure if it is some synoptic/ mesoscale feature or the terrain though, in terms of what the models are showing.
  17. Seems like y'all always get missed. Y'all deserve a Miller B that hammers you and warm noses us. (I hate Miller Bs, lol).
  18. Ye Olden NAM suite looks a little south at 12z. I, of course, like it, on account of the southern Morgan County dollop. It's track looks like just a classic one for TN, but with an air mass just a little too marginal for everyone.
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